1. 1-Day Live Group Course

An intensive, full-day virtual session lasting 8 hours, led by a licensed therapist.

2. Self-Paced Online Course

A flexible, 10+ hour program featuring videos, quizzes, and written exercises that you complete at your own pace.

3. 10-Session One-on-One Therapy Program

Consists of ten 50-minute sessions with a licensed mental health professional, following an evidence-based anger management curriculum.

All of our anger management programs, whether live, self-paced, or therapy-based, are built around evidence-based strategies to promote emotional control, accountability, and long-term behavior change. This includes: 

• Understanding the Roots of Anger: Explore how past experiences, stress, and emotions influence angry reactions.
• Early Warning Signs & Calming Techniques: Learn how to recognize rising anger and apply effective self-regulation strategies.
• Identifying Triggers & Personal Patterns: Discover what sets you off and how to break harmful cycles of reaction.
• Cognitive Distortions & Misconceptions: Challenge the thought patterns that fuel anger and escalate conflict.
• Assertive Communication & Conflict Resolution: Build healthy communication skills to express needs without aggression.
• Stress Reduction & Emotional Resilience: Practice tools for managing stress, anxiety, and overwhelm in daily life.
• Creating a Personal Anger Management Plan: Develop a customized strategy to reduce future risks and stay accountable.

These topics are taught in a supportive, non-judgmental environment and are tailored to meet both court requirements and individual goals for personal growth.

Yes! Our programs are designed to meet court standards in most jurisdictions across the U.S. and Canada. They are professionally developed, clinically supervised, and include the documentation courts typically require.

However, because each court, judge, or probation officer may have different requirements, it is your responsibility to confirm acceptance before enrolling.

No, instead of a generic certificate, you will receive a detailed Letter of Completion that meets court documentation standards.

Most courts do not accept basic certificates. They require a comprehensive document that includes:

• Your full name and case details (if applicable)
• The type and format of the program you completed
• Total hours completed
• Dates of participation
• Summary of topics covered
• Signature from a licensed professional or program director

This personalized, court-admissible letter is what judges, probation officers, and attorneys expect and it’s exactly what you’ll receive from Court Counseling Institute.

All of our anger management classes are led by licensed mental health professionals with specialized training in evidence-based anger management interventions. Our instructors have experience working with court-involved clients and bring a professional, supportive, and non-judgmental approach to every session.

You’ll be learning from experts who understand both the clinical and legal requirements of court-ordered programs, ensuring your experience is both effective and compliant.

Absolutely! Your participation and personal information are protected under HIPAA-compliant confidentiality protocols. We do not share any information with the court, your employer, or others without your signed consent, except when required by law.

Because our online anger management classes are live and therapist-led, full attendance is required for successful completion. If you miss the class, arrive late, or leave early, you will forfeit your spot and will need to register and pay again to attend a future session.

This policy helps us maintain the integrity of the program and meet court documentation standards.

Yes. To comply with court standards and receive your Letter of Completion, active participation throughout the entire session is mandatory.

All participants must:

• Keep their camera and microphone on at all times
• Engage fully in group discussions and exercises
• Complete a written reflection following the class

This interactive approach fosters accountability, emotional awareness, and practical learning, essential elements of a court-approved anger management program.

The length of a alcohol & substance abuse addiction program at Court Counseling Institute (CCI) depends on the format you choose and your court’s specific requirements:

• 1-Day Live Online Program: A single therapist-led session lasting 8 hours over one day via our virtual telehealth platform. Ideal for first-time offenses or educational court mandates.
• Self-Paced Online Course: Available 24/7; can be completed in a few days or over several weeks, depending on your schedule. Must be fully completed before a letter of completion is issued.
• Individual Therapy for Alcohol & Substance Abuse: Involves weekly 50-minute video sessions. This program is 10-sessions long but the duration may vary between 10 to 18 sessions, based on court orders or clinical recommendations. Best for cases requiring deeper treatment or ongoing therapeutic support.

All of Court Counseling Institute’s alcohol & substance abuse addiction programs whether live, self-paced, or therapy-based cover essential educational and therapeutic topics 

• Effects of Alcohol and Drugs on the Brain and Body: Understand how substances impact cognitive function, mood, and physical health.
• Patterns of Use and Emotional Triggers: Identify personal habits, risk factors, and the emotional cues that lead to misuse.
• Emotional Regulation and Stress Management: Learn strategies to manage emotions without relying on substances.
• Insight Development and Personal Accountability: Reflect on past choices and build awareness of how substance use affects judgment and behavior.
• Impact of Substance Use on Family, Employment, and Legal Standing: Examine how addiction can damage relationships, careers, and court outcomes.
• Community Supports and Relapse Prevention: Explore available support systems and develop a plan to avoid future substance-related incidents.
• Creating a Long-Term Plan for Responsible Behavior and Recovery: Set goals and outline steps for maintaining sobriety and avoiding legal consequences.

These topics are grounded in evidence-based practices and tailored to meet the requirements of most courts, probation officers, and legal professionals.

It depends on your court order and personal needs:

• Therapy is best for clients with multiple offenses, therapeutic mandates, or probation requirements.
• The 1-Day Live Program is for quick court compliance with real-time learning.
• The Self-Paced Course is ideal for busy clients needing flexible scheduling.

We can provide a letter of intent or pre-approval for your attorney or court if needed before registering.

Court Counseling Institute (CCI) offers court-approved alcohol & substance abuse addiction programs that are accepted in most jurisdictions across the U.S. and Canada. Our programs are designed by licensed professionals, follow evidence-based standards, and include detailed documentation tailored for legal use.

However, each court has its own rules and preferences, and acceptance may vary depending on the conditions of your case. You must confirm acceptance with your specific court, probation officer, or attorney before enrolling.

No, however after successfully completing your program with Court Counseling Institute (CCI), you will receive a personalized letter of completion, not a generic certificate. This letter is professionally written and includes all required legal details, such as your name, the type of program completed, dates of participation, and confirmation of full completion. It is designed specifically for legal use and is accepted by most courts, probation officers, attorneys, and other supervising authorities.

At Court Counseling Institute (CCI), all alcohol & substance abuse addiction programs are facilitated by licensed mental health professionals with experience in addiction treatment and the legal system. Each facilitator understands the court system’s expectations and ensures that the program meets both clinical standards and legal compliance. Whether you choose the 1-Day Live Program, self-paced course, or individual therapy, you’ll be supported by a professional who is qualified to guide your recovery and provide legally recognized documentation upon completion.

Our alcohol & substance abuse addiction programs include live, therapist-led sessions; full attendance and participation are required for successful completion. All assigned lessons, sessions, and homework must be completed before we can issue your official letter of completion. It is important to prioritize attendance and timely completion to satisfy your court requirements and avoid delays. If you miss a session, arrive late, or leave early, you will forfeit your spot and will need to register and pay again to attend a future program. This policy ensures the integrity of the program and helps us meet strict court documentation standards.

Yes, all alcohol & substance abuse addiction programs at Court Counseling Institute (CCI) are strictly confidential. We use a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform to protect your personal information and participation details. Our licensed professionals follow rigorous privacy standards to ensure that your records are shared only with authorized parties, such as your court, probation officer, or legal counsel, and only when necessary for compliance and documentation purposes. Your privacy and confidentiality are central to our services, allowing you to focus on your recovery in a safe and supportive environment.

Yes, active participation is required throughout the alcohol & substance abuse addiction program. Whether you are attending live group sessions, engaging in one-on-one therapy, or completing our self-paced online course, full engagement is essential to meet both court requirements and your personal recovery goals. This includes attending all scheduled sessions, completing assigned homework or reflective exercises, and participating in discussions or activities as applicable. Active involvement helps ensure you gain the skills and insights needed for lasting change, and it is necessary for CCI to provide accurate documentation of your progress and successful completion.

Program length depends on the format and individual scheduling. Group programs typically run for one full day, while therapy programs include multiple weekly sessions. Self-paced online courses allow clients to complete the program on their own schedule, often within a few weeks. Clients should plan accordingly, especially if court deadlines are approaching.

CCI’s driving offense attorney programs focus on key areas to support legal compliance and lasting behavior change. Participants learn about the effects of substance use on driving, impulse control, and emotional regulation to address aggressive or impaired driving. The programs also cover legal consequences, victim impact awareness, risk reduction strategies, and relapse prevention. Delivered by licensed professionals, these programs help clients develop accountability and safer decision-making skills tailored to their legal requirements.

CCI’s Driving Offense Programs are designed to meet court and legal requirements across many jurisdictions in the U.S. and Canada. However, acceptance of any program including those for drunk driving first offense, 2nd offense driving on suspended license, or other charges varies by court and legal authority. It is the client’s responsibility to confirm with their court, attorney, or probation officer before enrolling to ensure the program fits their specific mandate.

Upon successful completion, clients receive a detailed, personalized letter of completion documenting their participation and progress. This document is intended for submission to the court, attorney, or probation officer as proof of compliance with driving offense attorney mandates or court-ordered DUI classes. Clients should request completion letters in advance to ensure timely delivery.

Yes. CCI follows strict confidentiality and data security protocols. All personal information, session details, and progress reports are handled in compliance with legal and ethical standards, shared only as authorized by the client or required by the court or referring agency.

Attendance is a crucial part of all CCI programs, as consistent participation supports your progress and ensures compliance with court or legal mandates. If you miss a scheduled session, arrive late, or leave early, you will forfeit your spot and will need to register and pay again to attend a future session.

This policy helps us maintain the integrity of the program and ensures all court documentation accurately reflects full participation.

Yes. Active participation is essential in all CCI programs to ensure you gain the full benefit and meet court or legal requirements. Whether in a live group, individual therapy, or e-learning format, engaging fully through discussions, assignments, and homework is necessary for successful completion and issuance of your personalized completion letter.

Yes. Your personal data remains fully secure and confidential throughout the Learning to Let Go program. We follow strict legal privacy standards and use advanced data protection systems to safeguard all information. Nothing is shared without your written consent. If documentation is requested by a court or legal professional, you control what is released. Whether you are enrolled for personal growth or legal purposes, your privacy is protected at every stage.

After completing the full Learning to Let Go course, you’ll receive a court-accepted Letter of Completion or legal summary. This document confirms that all program requirements were successfully met. It’s suitable for court use, probation compliance, or submission to a referring attorney or agency. If requested, CCI can send the documentation directly to legal professionals on your behalf. Legal documents are reviewed and issued within two business days.

All Learning to Let Go programs are developed and overseen by licensed mental health professionals with expertise in court-related therapy. The self-paced course is guided by structured content created by clinicians trained in emotional regulation, trauma recovery, and legal documentation. Our therapist-led option includes one-on-one sessions with a licensed therapist who provides personalized support and clinical insight. Every program meets professional and legal standards to ensure quality and accountability.

Falling behind on a session may impact your progress and delay your program completion. The Learning to Let Go program follows structured guidelines, especially for clients with legal obligations or court deadlines. If you miss a session, prompt rescheduling is required. Full participation is necessary to receive documentation. Staying on schedule reflects commitment and accountability to both personal growth and legal expectations. Missed, late, or incomplete sessions may result in forfeiture of placement and require re-registration and repayment to continue.

Yes. CCI’s Learning to Let Go programs are designed to meet legal and court standards across the U.S. and Canada. Our courses are often approved in cases involving emotional conflict, behavioral concerns, or relationship-based legal matters. We follow strict compliance protocols and provide documentation that courts and attorneys recognize. Legal professionals trust our structured, therapeutic approach. Whether you’re attending by court order or personal choice, our materials align with legal expectations and support court-related emotional rehabilitation.

Yes. Court Counseling Institute offers both self-paced and therapist-led online formats for the Learning to Let Go program. The 10-session therapy option includes secure video sessions with a licensed clinician, ideal for those needing personalized guidance and formal documentation. The self-paced course features videos, interactive exercises, readings, and quizzes,  designed for flexible, independent learning. Both formats meet legal standards and issue a court-approved Letter of Completion once all program requirements are successfully fulfilled.

CCI’s Learning to Let Go programs are built to foster emotional awareness and behavioral accountability. They help clients process unresolved emotions, develop healthier coping strategies, and improve relational patterns. This emotional work supports legal growth by meeting court requirements and demonstrating a commitment to personal responsibility. Through evidence-based methods and structured reflection, participants gain insight into how past patterns affect current behavior. The program bridges therapeutic healing with legal compliance to support meaningful, lasting change.

CCI offers two structured options for individuals addressing emotional conflict or seeking court-approved support:

• 10-Session Therapy Program: Led by a licensed clinician, this program is ideal for those needing personalized, in-depth guidance and legal documentation. It supports serious emotional challenges and behavioral patterns affecting relationships or court involvement.
• Self-Paced Online Course: This flexible, independent option includes multimedia lessons, interactive exercises, and written reflections. It’s well-suited for individuals managing lower-level conflict or emotional regulation issues.

Both programs meet legal and clinical standards. Support is confidential, trauma-informed, and aligned with court documentation requirements.

Yes, the Healthy Relationships Program is court-approved and recognized by the legal system. It has been carefully designed to meet the standards set by family courts, probation departments, and other legal systems. Participants in the program can be assured that the content and methods are in line with court expectations for education and rehabilitation. The program provides formal documentation upon completion, including verification letters that may be used to demonstrate compliance with court orders. This approval ensures that individuals fulfill their legal obligations while receiving professional guidance on building healthier interpersonal relationships.

The Healthy Relationships Program is led by licensed mental health professionals who have extensive experience in working with individuals involved in legal matters. These experts specialize in relational therapy, emotional regulation, and legal compliance. They are trained to provide therapeutic guidance that aligns with the educational requirements of family courts, probation departments, and other legal systems. The therapists ensure that the program meets all court-approved standards while offering personalized support to each participant. Their expertise allows them to address the specific relational issues that individuals may face, helping them fulfill their legal obligations effectively.

Yes, after completing the Healthy Relationships Program, you will receive a Letter of Completion for the online course. For those participating in therapy, a Personalized 2–3 page completion report will be provided. Both formats also allow for the issuance of additional Verification Letters for court or licensing bodies, available upon request. These documents will be issued only once all components of the program have been completed and reviewed by a supervision team to ensure compliance with legal and program requirements.

Full attendance and timely completion of assignments are mandatory for successful completion of the program. If a participant arrives late, leaves early, is absent during any portion of the session, or fails to complete assignments within the given time frame, their participation will be considered incomplete. In such cases, re-registration and full course fee payment will be required to attend a future session. This policy ensures that all participants meet the necessary standards for court-approved documentation. Consistent attendance and meeting all assignment deadlines are crucial for fulfilling both legal and educational requirements.

Yes, all program formats offered by the Court Counseling Institute are fully online. Despite being conducted virtually, the program adheres strictly to court-approved standards. Participants are required to complete all sessions, assignments, and reflections, which will be reviewed by a supervision team prior to the issuance of a Letter of Completion or 2 to 3 personalized completion report.

Yes, the Healthy Relationships Program adheres to strict confidentiality standards. All information shared during the program, whether in the form of personal details or responses to assignments, is kept confidential in accordance with privacy laws and ethical guidelines. Participants can be assured that their involvement in the program is secure and private. However, it is important to note that any documentation provided, such as progress reports or completion letters, may be shared with the court, probation officers, or other relevant legal entities if required. This ensures that the program meets its legal obligations while respecting participant privacy within the bounds of the law.

Yes. We maintain strict confidentiality throughout the elder abuse process. CCI uses secure systems and follows all legal privacy laws. We don’t release any information unless you give written permission. If an elder abuse attorney or court asks for documentation, you choose what we share. Whether your case involves elder abuse by a family member or another party, you control your data from start to finish.

Upon completing the elder abuse course, you receive a Letter of Completion or legal report accepted by courts. This confirms that you met all requirements for elder abuse education. Whether you’re working with an elder abuse lawyer or appearing in court, this documents supports your legal compliance. If requested, we can send reports directly to your attorney or supervising official within two business days.

Licensed clinicians with court and forensic experience lead our elder abuse prevention programs. They specialize in elder care issues, from financial elder abuse to neglect or emotional harm. These professionals guide participants through accountability, insight, and emotional education. They help clients recognize harmful behavior and make better choices. Whether facing court mandates or working with lawyers for elder abuse, you get expert guidance.

Missing a session can delay your progress. Our elderly abuse programs are structured to meet court requirements. If you miss a session, reschedule quickly to avoid setbacks. Completion is required for legal documentation. Courts see consistent attendance as a sign of responsibility. Late arrivals or early exits count as absences. In such cases, you’ll need to re-register and pay again to complete your program.

Absolutely. Our elder abuse education programs meet legal standards in Canada and the U.S. Many courts accept our documentation for cases involving elder financial abuse, neglect, or caregiver misconduct. We follow strict compliance practices and offer timely, court-ready reports. Judges and attorneys recognize our quality. From real-world elder abuse cases to education-based prevention, our materials meet required legal benchmarks.

Yes. You can take the elder abuse course online through self-paced modules or video sessions. The 10-session therapy program is led by licensed professionals via secure video. It includes clinical guidance and legal documentation. The self-paced option includes lessons, quizzes, and written exercises. Both formats meet legal expectations and include a letter of completion or legal reports when all requirements are met.

Our elder abuse programs support growth, accountability, and change. Clients explore their role in elder abuse cases, understand stress triggers, and develop healthier patterns. Topics include boundaries, age-related vulnerabilities, and the impact of elder abuser behaviors. You learn practical tools, earn documentation, and build self-awareness that supports your legal and personal development.

CCI provides two program types for those involved in elderly abuse cases:

10-Session Therapy Program: Ideal for serious or recurring elder abuse offenses. Clinician-led and trauma-informed.

Self-Paced Online Course: Flexible option for lower-level or first-time elder abuse allegations.

Both programs meet court requirements and include legal documentation. Services remain private, flexible, and evidence-based.

Topics include trauma history, coercion and control, poverty cycles, self-worth, healthy relationships, harm reduction, relapse prevention, and exit strategy development, along with education on sexual exploitation and systemic factors influencing prostitution involvement.

The therapist-led program consists of 15 individual 50-minute sessions with a licensed therapist and is best suited for clients who require in-depth therapeutic intervention and personalized exit planning. The online course is a flexible, self-paced education program with interactive content and assignments designed for clients needing a convenient, accessible option. Both formats are court-approved but serve different client needs.

The therapist-led program typically spans 15 weeks if sessions are weekly, though a fast-track option is available (up to 3 sessions per week) with court approval. The online course offers flexibility to complete 15+ hours of content at your own pace, usually within a few weeks depending on your schedule.

Individuals charged with prostitution-related offenses, those participating in diversion or rehabilitation programs, or anyone seeking voluntary exit support from the sex trade may qualify. Confirm acceptance with your court or legal representative before enrolling.

CCI’s prostitution prevention programs are accepted in most U.S. and Canadian jurisdictions. However, because court acceptance varies by location and judge, it is essential that you confirm with your court, lawyer, or probation officer before enrolling to ensure the program meets your specific legal requirements.

Failure to attend scheduled sessions in the Prostitution Prevention Program may impact your progress and put your legal compliance at risk. Courts often require full and timely participation, and our attendance policies are strictly enforced. For therapist-led sessions, punctuality and consistency are mandatory. Missing or arriving late to sessions may result in forfeiture of your enrollment and require re-registration and repayment to continue.

For the self-paced online course, 100% completion of all required modules, assignments, and reflections is necessary before a letter of completion or court letter can be issued. Falling behind may delay your ability to meet court deadlines.

Remaining in good standing requires active participation, timely completion of all work, and open communication with CCI staff. Respecting these requirements shows accountability, meets legal expectations, and supports your progress toward positive, lasting change.

The Prostitution Prevention Program at Court Counseling Institute (CCI) is facilitated by licensed mental health professionals with specialized training in trauma, sexual exploitation, and court-mandated intervention. These may include licensed clinical social workers, psychologists, or registered therapists, depending on the format you choose.

In the Therapist-Led Format, you’ll work one-on-one with a licensed therapist who guides you through 15 private sessions. They provide personalized support, therapeutic insight, and official court documentation upon request.

In the Self-Paced Online Course, while you complete the material independently, clinical staff review your assignments to ensure they meet legal and educational standards. Your letter of completion is only issued once the program team confirms all work is complete and reflects understanding.

Yes. CCI protects all personal information during your stalking and harassment program. Our secure platform follows strict legal privacy guidelines. Data isn’t shared without written permission. If a court or lawyer for harassment and stalking requests documents, clients choose what gets disclosed. Whether you’re working through online stalking and harassment or in-person charges, your privacy stays protected. You maintain full control over your information at every step.

Once you finish the online stalking course, you receive a court-approved Letter of Completion. This document shows you completed a court-approved education program on stalking laws and behavior reform. It meets expectations from courts, probation, or your stalking harassment lawyers. If needed, CCI can submit your report directly to your legal representative. We process and send the letter within two business days of course completion.

Licensed mental health professionals lead CCI’s stalking intervention courses. These specialists are trained in forensic psychology and harassment vs stalking behaviors. They help clients work through denial, improve emotional awareness, and meet court expectations. With a focus on accountability and insight, each expert offers guidance grounded in legal standards. Whether your case involves internet stalking and harassment or offline surveillance, you’ll receive knowledgeable and respectful support.

Missing a session may delay your legal progress. CCI’s programs follow timelines set for stalking harassment charges and related court orders. If you miss a session, reschedule promptly. Completion of each session is required for official reports. Courts may view missed appointments negatively. Regular participation reflects your commitment to stalking and the law. Late arrivals or no-shows can result in removal from the program and require re-registration.

Yes. Our cyber stalking and harassment programs meet court and probation standards across the U.S. and Canada. We provide legally compliant reports trusted by judges, attorneys, and probation officers. CCI supports both high-risk cases and lower-level stalking vs harassment situations. We follow legal expectations carefully. Whether dealing with direct contact or internet stalking and harassment, our materials meet current stalking law criteria.

Yes. CCI offers both online therapy and self-paced stalking harassment courses. The 15-session program is therapist-led via secure video, ideal for higher-risk clients. Our online course features videos, reflection exercises, and legal education. Both options deliver a court-approved Letter of Completion. Clients can choose the format that suits their case type, legal status, and personal needs.

These programs promote reflection and legal responsibility. You’ll examine what counts as stalking behavior, improve emotional regulation, and learn risk-reduction strategies. Sessions cover stalking harassment laws, impact on victims, and how to avoid repeated offenses. Whether you face harassment and stalking charges or want to change long-term habits, these programs guide you with clarity and professionalism.

CCI offers two specialized options for stalking offense intervention:

• 15-Session Therapy Program: Led by a licensed clinician and suited for high-risk or repeat offenses.
• Self-Paced Online Course: A flexible course designed for lower-level or non-violent stalking harassment cases.

Each program meets legal standards and emphasizes confidentiality, accountability, and emotional insight while supporting clients involved in laws on stalking or harassment cases.

Individuals who have been identified as crossing personal, social, or professional boundaries are often required to attend Respecting Boundaries Programs. This includes people referred by courts through legal orders, employers via HR mandates, or family courts as part of custody or relational disputes. The programs focus on teaching respectful behavior, consent, and social appropriateness to reduce future boundary violations and support compliance with legal or professional requirements.

Court Counseling Institute offers two main formats for Respecting Boundaries Programs: a self-paced online course and a therapist-led 15-session program. The online course includes 15+ hours of content, reflection work, and assignments, while the therapy program consists of weekly 50-minute sessions focusing on personalized strategies and in-depth support. Both formats are designed to meet court standards, provide official documentation, and promote behavioral change.

Yes, Respecting Boundaries Programs at Court Counseling Institute are grounded in evidence-based practices. The curriculum incorporates current behavioral research and clinical methods aimed at understanding and correcting boundary violations. This approach ensures participants receive scientifically supported education that fosters meaningful and lasting behavioral improvements, making the programs reliable for courts, employers, and referral agencies.

Upon successful completion of Respecting Boundaries Programs, participants receive official documentation including a letter of completion. For those in the therapy program, a detailed two to three-page progress report is provided. An additional verification letter is available upon request. These documents confirm compliance and progress, fulfilling court, employer, or agency requirements and supporting participants in meeting their legal or professional obligations.

Respecting Boundaries Programs cover a variety of important topics such as understanding personal boundaries, respecting social rules, impulse control, empathy-building, self-monitoring, and respectful communication. These topics are selected to help participants develop awareness and skills needed to maintain healthy boundaries in personal, social, and professional settings, thereby reducing the risk of future boundary violations.

All Respecting Boundaries Programs at Court Counseling Institute are developed and facilitated by licensed mental health professionals. These experts ensure that the program content is delivered with professional care and meets clinical and legal standards. Whether in an online or therapist-led format, the programs maintain high integrity and are designed to satisfy the requirements set by courts, employers, and family systems.

Respecting Boundaries Programs at Court Counseling Institute include live, therapist-led sessions; full attendance and participation are required for successful completion. In self-paced online course, all assigned lessons, sessions, and homework must be completed before we can issue your official letter of completion. It is important to prioritize attendance and timely completion to satisfy your court requirements and avoid delays. If you miss a session, arrive late, leave early or failed to submit required activities, you will forfeit your spot and will need to register and pay again to attend a future program. This policy ensures the integrity of the program and helps us meet strict court documentation standards.

The duration varies by program format. The self-paced online Respecting Boundaries Program includes more than 15 hours of content, allowing participants to learn at their own pace while meeting compliance deadlines. The therapist-led program consists of fifteen 50-minute sessions, typically held weekly but can be scheduled more frequently with court approval. Both formats are structured to promote understanding and behavioral change within a reasonable timeframe.